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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

Readsboro.-School meeting Tuesday
evening and the following officers were elect.
ed: Moderator, NJ NJ Houghton district clerk,
Chas Whitney; L D Blanchard prudential
committee, and H X Blanchard COLLECTOR
Mrs Lowe has sold her millinery and will only
do dressmaking this summer.-OE Lord is to
move to his fathers farm and rent his farm In
the village-Nrs Lydia Houghton died Tues
day. The funeral was held Thursday from
the Methodist church.-N Roberts vacates the
Newton boarding house and rents O tenement.
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Commissioners Notice.

Estate OF EPHRAIM MOORE
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon Proha:e Court for the District OF Marlboro
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims anu demands of all persons against he ts-
tatc of Ephraim Moore, late of Dover N said Dis
trict, deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto, hereby give notice that we will meet for
the purpose aforesaid, at the dwelling house Of said
EpLrain Moore, on tho 3o.h day of April and 9th
day Of August next, from 10 O'Clock m until
O'Clock each OF said days, and that six months
from the In day of March, A ID 1887, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors to present
their aims to us for examination aud allowance.
Dated at Dover, this let day OF Apr, a u 1887.
II TURNER, Commissioners.
Civ 2W S Ii IAZELI. AN'
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West Dummerston.--Tbe granite quarry
Of Geo 4 Lyons Is nov Dpen ana the men are
at work. Alonzo HAYDEN tskes the place OF hif
brother Albert as foreman. Cbss Wells, the
new engineer ct the quarry, has arrived. -Rus-
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

Jacksonvillc.-Mrs Mary Carley, wife of
the la,e Joseph CArley, died on the 4th inst
aged "a years. Mrs Carley was born in Rowe,
Mass. and has resided most Of her lite In Whit.
inRham. She was an active member OF the
Unversalist society in Nottingham from its
first organization. Ia her death this vicinity
loses higly respected an esteemed citizen and
a daughter, beloved and affectlonate mother.
The funeral services were held at the Univcr-
sast church on the 9Th inst Rev H Eastman
assisted by Rev r. G. Vail. The
remains wero taken to Sadawga for interment.
Norris L. Stetson, so long know as a mer-
chant In this town, on account Of failing health,
has sotd out his stock OF goods to Willie
Brown Of this place and Hollis Wheeler OF
Sadawea, they taking possession April 4h
The Y L w club met with Mrs Freeman
Aagar March 10Th, and 1t being the annual
meeting the following officers we're chosen for
he coming year: President, Martha French
,ice president, Gertic Hicks; secretary Angie
Bishop; treasurer, Clara Corkins; directors,
3ertie Bishop. Nettio Morse, Nellie VIM
literary committee, Martha French, Gertic
bishop, and Gertie Hcks.-Mr and Mrs Homer
dicks OF New York are visiting friends in this
iI1oCo
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Stratton.-Mrs II II FORSTER who has
been sIcs is recovering.-E J Eddy has gone
to Brattleboro to work at the asylum driving
team.-At this writing the roads are nearly
impossible and the snow seven feet deep -
Mrs Chester Allen il with her daughter Mrs
Charles Reid of Dover.-Gsorge Smith has
bought the Samuel Smith farm and will soon
move thereon.-JC Jones has Just returned
from visiting his daughter Mrs Frank Hall,
who is sick 10 Westmoreland n He II viii.
lis has sold out and is going west.--E II Willis
has sold his farm to f g Lackey.
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TIE REFoRMER. APRIL 1887.

sell Phelps and family from Greenfield, Mass,
haS moved into the house occupied by Conrad
Schneider, who has gone with his family to
Massac husetts.-M ID Alien has been visit.
ing in Springfield, Mass.-Mrs Chester Belknap
Is quite ill.-Geo Colt and family from Brattle-
borO have moved into the house recently va
Gated by Chas Miner, who has moved into bis
new home.-Frank Norcross has moved to
Emma Evans has returned
to her home In Fl'zwilam, H.-Mrs John
Townshend Is reported as imprOvi ng In health.
.Tenements are in great demand.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

Wcstminster.-The semi. annual meeting
of the p 9 + was held Sunday evening and
these officers were elected: Pres, DR. H Prin-
die; vice pres, l. Richardson; sec and treas,
Nellie NJ Wiley; cor sec, S + Hills; chairman
of prayer meeting committee, May L Nutting;
chairman OF the look oct committee, Minnie Il
Smith; social committee, Alma Fisher; Sun
day school committee, Alice NJ Morse; flower
committee, Alice 8 DAscomb.
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WANTED at once. Di-h girl at Brook, Hou,e.
w Brattieboro. VT Swlw
VVYANTED.-tsiil TO DO house work. Must be a
w good cook. Mrs w II CHILDs. 3sw1w
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bellows, FALLS.
From our Regular Correspondent !

BELLOWS FALLS. AprilI IT,
Therc was an unusually largo attendance out
at corporation meeting Monday night. II was
voted to raise q tax Of 10 cents on tho dollar to
defrey running expenses, 10 per cent OF sew
crsCe construction and five per cent bydrant
tax Is was also voted 10 have the
treasurer collect the taxes, same as last year.
Tbe fire wardeus were instructed TO- orgapiz,
and fauip another hose company, whose head
Guar, ers should be In the Oak street engine
house. The report Of the committee appointed
live wears ago to look up tho afiirs OF the va
ter department, was heard, accepted and adopt,
cd. They found that the corporation has drawn
on the sinking fund of the water department
and Ia now Indebted to that department to tho
extcr: OF Sl35f50. The corporation also owes
the treasurer 1927 80 aud an additional tax OF
len per cent was raised to pay this Indebtedness,
aed ii any balance was lett 1t was to be used on
the debt OF the corporation. The new Officers for
lie wear, and those v no hold over are as fol.
lows. Dairffs, George A Brown, Day. w
A Miller; wafer commissioners, w Miller,
S S Coolidge, + G Howe fire wardens, DR. 0
nj George, L s Leonard, L Capron; treas
urer, G z Howard;s collector, A Bisseil
collector Of water rents. George y Allbee;
auditors, II II Allbee. 8 s Coolidge. 0 D Olcott;
sewer committee, S Coolidge, DrF Whitman,
J Robertson. Tax voted, 80 cents.
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West Townshcnd.2A Kidder died Apr
Of consumption. During the last year OF bis
life he was largely coniined to his room, espe-
cially in che present winter, and his end was
indu.gent father and a most exemplary citizen.
One of his leading characteristics was his habit
of deep reflection, which was the source of his
good sense, moderation and value in counsel.
Mrs a II Pierce has child sick with the can
ker rash; nearly well again.-Mrs William
Liveymorc is quite sick miss Sadie Harris is
among the SICK also Mrs II Smitn.-E Holden
has moved into Mrs FarleY's house.--The hotel
Is closed for the present Elmer Harris has
gone to Lansingburg, N Y, to work.-Rowell
W heeler has gone to Concord, n II, where be
has the care OF station. His family go this
week-Ois Philips ia clerk in S Williams
store.-A A Goodell is hcme again; will start
his saw MILL. @ M
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Londonderry.-Mr and Mrs Porter Newell
have rt covered from their recent i.lness.-Mrs
alorzo and Frank Ssowell OF Boston, Mass,
nave recently visited friends in this place
George Dodge and family have moved from the
ssst terement of Mrs Parker's house INTO the
west side. and Mr. Williams OF Springfield, Mass,
will occupy the east teuement--Tho body OF
DIR WIN Newman has been removed from tie
tou,b 10 washington for burial.-sugar max
crs are looking snxiously for good weather for
heir line OF business.-1deli Dodge goes next
week e the asylum to work at Northampton,
Mass-Estelle Dodge 10 at woIk 10 Newiane.
Nall A Harvard and daughter have gone
"a Trov. N H.-warrcn Wright has moved on
n the Asrden farm.-Frank Davis is TO carry
=, Clifford Riders sugar place. Coleman,
OPP Nesells, Herman Dow and c Bigeiow
carry on Chandler Etdys.
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Putney..-The lecture by Rev H Bowden on
"Mlltou" was well worth hearng.-We under
stand that II c Squires is soon to start whole
sale and retail coal and wood business here ;
hope all his old patrons and friends will bear it
In mind DR. Richmond Of Woodstock is stop
ping with his daughter. Mrs Munger.-Rev Ed
ward Smiley, first Univcrsalist pastor at Put.
ney, was in town last week.-Mrs. Shattuck and
daughter Addie left on Monday for their future
home, Brattleboro; they will be missed here
The lecture from "Yellow Stone Park to Gull
Of Nd Nico" given at town hall on Monday even.
ing by w L IIermance, ought to have been
heard BY more people; it was instructive and
well given.-Master Fred Keight has been
housed for few days with severe cold, is
out again now.-Mrs Ella Walker has been en-
Gagged as teacher 10 district No2, where she has
taught two successful terms.--Fast day services
were observed in the Universalist church.-Rev
FW Whippen will preach al appropriate Eas-
ter sermon oneSunday, in the evening the Sun
day school will give q c0ncert.-Will Lewis is
soon to enter into business with his brother at
Brattleb0ro.-Miss Annie Richards has gone to
work at Salisburys restaurant, Brattleboro.-
w Marietta has moved into the tenement va.
Gated by Mrs Mary Shattuck.
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Grafton.--Tte statement under this head In
last weeks REFoRMER, that the use OF an IN
occupied room In The school house was refused
the Loyal Legion for the reason that It's meet
ings are held to give temperance instruction.
hal no authority whatever. The article, in
serted In the warrant by request of the w q L
U, asked that the room be gipsn the two soco.
ties for entertainments anu meetings, which
could not properly DO done, as tho district had
heretofore asked rent from societies occupy Ing
the hail; while voters gave as their reasons for
objscting to tho use CT the hall by the children
alone for their meetings, that they thought best
not to rent tho hall to any societies, or that
children Of ten or twelve years were hardly safe
custodians of 70 large an amount OF property as
Is represented by the school bouse; whllo sew.
eral parents expressed entire willingness that
the Legion should occupy the hall In DAY lights
but thought cbildren's morals better guarded
and improved at home from seven to ten o'clock
in the evening. 1t is more than possible that II
the request had been moro modest the district
would have granted the use of the room TO the
children, but any statement that the district or
the town opposes practical temperance work il
utterly without reason or truth, existing only
Ia the imagination Of the disappointed or dis.
gruntled. WIG.
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Fa.f T.
West Halifax If you wish TO see a pretty
sight just Il Ok at the litter of ten pigs owned
by Willard Wicks.-B + Roberts has flock Of
10 this wears lambs with only three ewes in the
lot.-Edward Clark got cash In his left
thumb from a saw at Elias Stones mill, Friday
April 1st. A case came before Justicss
Frank Worden Saturday, ID, at g L Cark's
store, with II z Wheeler as plaintiff and Mrs s.
+ Bond as defendant dismissed on account of
relationship between plaintiff and the court.
Vernon Travelling is poor; snow slowly
going. The farmers that possess sugar or.
chards feel that the season Is too far advanced
to do much at sugar making.-C Miner is not
coming into the Vernon house. VIM Squares
IS to take the house sOon.--The body Of Webb
Warren, son Of Gilman Warren OF Halifax,
was brought here and deposited ia the tomb
Wednesday. Dick Nortan is on the sick
list and Mrs Prescott is quite low at her daugh
ter's, Mrs Tuckers-H G Lee leaves for the
west next Monday mornihg.-Mrs Withheld
is in Worcester, Mass, this week visiting
friends.--L + Whitfield and wife visited here
this week Miss Attic Clark has taken the
school in district No 6 .--Schools in town com
mence the 18Th of April, most of them.-News
is received that Miss 4 ia Stebbns is slowly re-
covering.-Butter returns from the Northtiald
creamery, net to the farmers, % 100 cts for
February.-Mr Martin, on account OF poor
health, has left the employ OF John Hubbard,
and George Hubbard will take charge OF the
farm this season.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

WilmingtOn.-Q lite a number of orr su.
gar makers tapped their Lots Monday. Ohe
man with his help tapped 1909 trees and con-
siderable sugar has been made all round Hay
market has been lively this week, a lar sc part
OF which was taken ont OF town.-Fred Moore
is fialshing off room in his house opposite the
drug store, for dressmsker it is said, who will
como from Springfield, Mass.-It was George
Bellows who was accused OF taking the sheep
leased her farm to Geo Upton of Whiting
ham.-RalrOad talk is heard on all occasions
nowadays. we trust that 1t will amount to some
thing -Alfopzo Wellman is to sugar for A M
,,Psrrnclee; Elwin Dennison for Henry Stone
1T J Hail bas coop Of 20 hers from which he
has sold lao dozen eggs since the first Of
November, besides those used In bis own fam
ily.-Mr Folletil ard bis sister, Mrs Edward
Bell have been In Winchester. N II, this week.
: Mrs Frank Boyd OF Readsboro has been Wis
iting in town this week.-Joseph Courtemaucbe
has finished Is wagons for use as soon as we
can touch barc ground.-Mrs Stephen Boyd
broke her wrist Saturday BY slipping while car.
rying tub OF wster.-x,nY OF the farmers
fear hey famine unless spring opens SOON
Our streets look qaite deserted since sugaring
began; everybody seems willing to get into
their sugar orchards-Thc Cougrega.ionallsts
expect to have preaching at their church next
Sunday by q minister from Arlington John
Potter takes the sugar place recently owned by
the late Edward Bell.-Judge ID L Butterfeld
and Kilby FOX are feeble.--A Si'Canady who
lives on The old Fox place has fine pair of
twin calves which attract considerable notice.
The Highways were in good condition one year
ago about this tins and nearly eettlea.-Miss
Alice Smith will have the high school in the
village and Miss Clara Bellows the lower de-
partment.
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Wardsboro-W II Willard has sold bis
hone place to John A Ware. Price 500. Mr.
Ware takes possession the first of May-The
Wilbur brothers hsve taken the n q Pierce
sugar lot in Jamaica on shares.-A Martin
has moved into his house bought of + b Bis
seli-Mrs Abiai Morse has moved into Henry
Whuman's bouse-N b Gail has moved in
over the PiimptOn store IL q Sumner his
moved to South Wardsboro and works for ii
Y Kidder. IN g Pierce from Greenfield, Mass,
is stopping in town for few Days S Phillip
is suffering with sore finger caused by bis.eI-
ing and taking cold in IT,
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TOwnshend.-Eastcr Sunday will be OBJ
served BY the Baptist Sunday school with an
Easter concert Suday evening.
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INSURANCE!
1 insurance.!
cUDWoRTH 4 CHIlDs.

teENERAL
Fire, Life 4 Accident ins. Agency.
10 CROSBY BLOCK. BRArrLEBoRo, VT.
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East Putney.-A sugar supper will be
given at Pierce's hall, East Putney, Friday
evening, April ID, by the young people of that
place.
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Representing companies agyregstiug over
lowing leading companies doing business In the
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1887-04-08

J Robertson. Tax voted, 80 cents.
Bartonsville.-E dgar Phiibrck has re-
turned from Reading, vt.-James White has
moved into the house With Frank Kendall
Sabn Morris moves Into the house vacated by
Mr. Whte-Abner Smith Is at Work for Peter
Dornnd Edgar Phelps has moved to Spring.
field Fred Lowell has moved into the house
vacated by Edgar Pbelps.- Horace Philips is
some better.-Pierpoint B3wker Is qlite sick
Mr. Wells is sick with a feyer.-Rev Mr. kenney
is stopping here few days Cram is
going to build an addition to his house.
Guilford. Preaching at Bethany mission
next Sunday afternoon by Rev Parry Of
Brattleboro, with special Easter services. Scr.
vice at 8 o'clock. Sunday school Immediately
following
Green River The L ldies' Aid society will
meet with Mrs w Farnum next Thursday
afternoon and lv ming. All are invited.-The
superintendent OF the orphans home OF Massa
chusetts came and got Ii boy from G Wilkins,
by the name OF Robert Sheep. He has been
little light fingered and consequently wanted a
little looking after.-The snow is on the "go,"
but we have three feet left-Some Of our farm
ers are little short Of hay, but their neghbors
can supply their wants.-Miss Esse Niles, of
West Brattleboro, was the recipient OF fine
canary from Miss Lena Reed of this place. The
birds value is seven dollars.
Halifax.-A progressive euchre party was
held ut Rufus Crosiers March 30sh, at which
Major F q Beck took the royal, Merton L
Crosier, Nettie J Scott and Lena Crosier pro-
gressive, Mrs Watson De Wolfe booby.-A pro-
gressive euchre party was held at Watson De.
Wolfe's Saturday evening, at which Major
Beck and Lila DeWolfe took the royal prize,
Watson DeWolfc and Mrs f G Beck the BOBBY
prize. After the playing the company were
treated to bountiful repast and all came away
feeling indebted to the host and hostess for one
OF the most enjoyable occa sions of the season.
AT the school meeting In district No 6 Merton
Croser was moderator, Elijah Gretp was
chosen committee, L NJ Woodard clerk and
treasurer, + H Niles, auditor, A c Jones col
lector; voted to have "a weeks of school
Measles have again appeared In the northeast |
part of the town causing Frank Chase to be |
sick and Wcbbie, son OF Gilman Warren took |
cold while sick with measles which resulted In |
his death. -On account Of deep snow some will |
net attempt to sugar; some others have been |
making roads and trying TO sugar ior nearly |
lhree weeks but have not succeeded in getting |
much sap until thus week.--Emer Prouiy and |
family are with his father, Elias Prouty, assist
ing wi b the sugarinc.-Ira Willard is spending
the week st Eorne.-Nrs Deacon Scott, a lady
Il 81 years, who is with her nieoc, Mrs II Fl
Spencer, eilwhiie walking gcrosS the room last
Friday p IN, sHd fecaiyod several sep.rc bruises
ous fortunately 30 broken bones. 'sE @aHHS
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Pain i'm the Back

Rev. Theodore Gorrlsh now settled over Mctho.
dist church in Biddoford. Me-, was formerly q
resident of Bangor. While there no became afflicted
with Kidney Disease. The symptoms OF ta.s too
common trouble are drawing down pain across
the back extending downwards towards the lo.ns,
scanty and high colored urine q tired feeling rest
lcssness, etc. These Mr.. Gerrisl had TO such an
extent rs to mako 1t impossible to contnuo his
labors and he resigned, devons his time to the re-
gaining Of his health. To this end he employed
various physicians, tried many of the called rem
edies visited different placcs hoping change of
climate might improve his condition, but failed to
gain tho desired relief Returning to Bangor ho
learned from member of his family that sac had
been greatly benefited by the use of Browns sarsa-
parlla, and was advised to give it q trial. Mr.
Gerrish did SO, and to his great surprise found,
after few days, that his condition had improved
Pha tired feeling left
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Guilford.-Preaching at Bethany mission
next Sunday afternoon by Rev Parry Of
Brattleboro, with special Easter services. Scr.
vice at o'clock. Sunday school Immediately
following
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Mes JULIA KEMP, Nurse, TytriBiock,
WI Brsitleboro. 2Ss.n
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TENEMENT To Rent in West Brattieboro.
Wilt q II DAVENPORT.
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ROCK ISLAND, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER le, 1887.


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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-16

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TELEGRAPH, DfbUuue, Iowa.
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-16

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A granite tile, eight hundred years old
taken from the tomb Of William the Con
querer ut Caen, Normandy, is on exhib
ton in show window Mt Detroit